http://www.wsj.com/articles/chinese-pull-back-from-u-s-property-investments-1448649226ByLaura Kusisto AndAlyssa AbkowitzUpdated Nov. 27, 2015 1:36 p.m. ETKaren Xu, a Shanghai resident looking to invest in U.S. real estate, decided this spring to seek a Miami one-bedroom condominium in the $500,000-to-$750,000 price range.China’s economic slowdown has since changed her mind. “I don’t think I’ll be investing in the U.S. right now,”said Ms. Xu, who works at an investment consulting firm. “Maybe I’ll wait another five years, or invest in China.”Capping a five-year real-estate binge, Chinese nationals surpassed Canadian snowbirds as the top foreign buyers of U.S. homes for the year that ended in March—the most recent annual data—scooping up everything from $500,000 condos in New Jersey to $3 million vacation homes in California to $13 million Manhattan condos.But in recent weeks, some Chinese buyers have started to pull back, scared off by China’s stock-market selloff, slowing economic gro…